Barton&Guestier Côtes de Provence Rosé

• France
• AOP Côtes de Provence
• Grenache 50%, Cinsault 30%, Syrah 20%

• Dry

• Medium acidity

As an aperitif, with fish and seafood dishes, as well as with meat. Pairs well with salads, spicy foods, and pasta.

Color

Light salmon red

Aroma

A mild floral aroma reminiscent of rose petals, redcurrants, white peach and wild strawberries

Flavor

Dry, openly fruity, notes of strawberry, lychee plum and mildly herbal

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Description

Côtes de Provence Rosé is a concept, the dominant wine type of its AOC region, and a prisoner of its location. The area serves as a summer and winter residence for many privileged people and also attracts a huge number of tourists. For all of them, there is an eternal summer there, and its drink is a sun-glistening chilled rosé. The color comes to the wine from skin contact, which also gives the wine character.

Additional information

Area Classification	AOP Côtes de Provence
Grape varieties	Grenache 50%, Cinsault 30%, Syrah 20%
Producer	Barton & Guestier
Vintage	2025
Sugar	0.19 g/ltr
Alcohol	13.5 %
Country	France
Sweetness Level	Dry
Acidity	Medium acidity
Acids	4.3 g/ltr
Shutter Type	Screw cap
Package size	75 cl
Packaging Type	Glass
Bottles per case	12
Selection	Alko standard range, Kesko, Meira Nova, PM-juomatukku
Pledge Information	Alko glass bottle
Norex product number	150010

Barton & Guestier

Barton & Guestier is a wine business with an almost three-century-long history, founded by the Irishman Thomas Barton in 1725 when he settled in the city of Bordeaux. In 1802, his grandson partnered with the Frenchman Daniel Guestier, and the Read more

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